The "Angel of Peace" commemorates 25 years of peace following the Franco-German war of 1870-71.
Home to some of the most exciting exhibits in Munich, the Haus der Kunst is perfect for those interested in photography, contemporary art, or even the history of the city itself. Enjoy! Read more.
Statue honoring a Munich legend famous for his "Blasius The Pedestrian" articles in Munich's Abendzeitung.
This female warrior figure is a symbolic representation of Bavaria. An internal spiral staircase takes you to the top of the approximately 20-metre high statue.
Erst vor Kurzem umgebaut erstrahlt das Café Reitschule in neuem Glanz. Die Einrichtung ist puristisch aber hübsch, das Essen ist vorzüglich. Und Pferde kann man auch sehen. Read more.
TRAVEL FACT: This gorgeous Baroque palace was the summer residence of the rulers of Bavaria.
When you go to Schumann´s Bar, you should never sit down without asking a waiter for a table. If you do this, you are a ordinary tourist.Very famous to eat are the "fried potatoes with sour cream" Read more.
awesome old building from the bavarian government, direct to the river.located on the end of maximilianstrasse. (munichs most expensive shoppingstreet)
The tented-roof construction of the Olympic stadium is an architectural masterpiece. The 185-metre-high communications tower offers a unique view and a attraction is its revolving restaurant.
A second city wall was constructed as part of the great urban expansion by Ludwig of Bavaria from 1285 to 1337 and the Sendlinger Tor was part of it.
Stroll through the grounds of this enchanting zoo. Watch the heraldic animal of Bavaria - the lion - live.
Unique building complex with stores of international fashion labels, stores for interior accessories, a book shop and much more. Grab coffee at Cafe Kunsthalle.
Wanna spend a fortune? Maximilianstrasse is probably what you're looking for. Otherwise take a walk around Marienplatz and you'll find good (and affordable) stores!
